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Hey gang, Been wanting to do this bust for a while, finally got up the courage to give it a try. When done, it'll be the pose in my avatar. -jim cox

Roy, Simply OUTSTANDING! What a wealth of 'how-to' for us newbie sculptors. What technique do you use to smooth out the putty (sorry if I missed the answer to this)? -jim cox

Hey Gary, Thanks for doing this sbs, I'm sure it will prove to be very helpful. I would be very interested in exactly how you approach the drapery (clothing). Reguardless, I'll be watching this thread intently! Thanks again. -jim cox

Quang, Thanks for the tip. So would the tail go below the quill work collar or above it as it is now without the fastener (just draped over)? I'm thinking it would probably be below and the quill work sewn on top of the hide to connect the front/back pieces (same with the shoulder quill work)...

Oops sorry. The properties are the same as mixing super sculpey with sculpey III like Gary does (without the finger cramps). It has a firm feel, blends well and is very opaque. Ordered 5lbs (their minimum) and love it. Hope that helps. Marc, I've always been a big fan of Quang's indians and I...

Great job! I'll bet that wasn't as easy as it looks. -jim cox

Excellent article! :thumb: -jim cox

Here's the link: Gray Sculpting Compound

Josey finished. Sorry the pics didn't turn out that great (but neigther did the paint job! :) ). -jim cox

Finished Han... -jim cox

Just an update of the finished product... -jim cox

Thanks everyone. I hope to have her painted in the near future. Still have a few touch-ups though. Joe - I used mostly gray sculpey ordered from an online site I found on the clubhouse forum. -jim cox

Colin, Excellent Sculpt! And thanks for the sbs on the collar tabs - very nice. -jim cox

Hey all, It's been a while, but here's my latest attempt. This is bust of Sacagawea with her son (Pomp). It's based losely on the one dollar coin image. -jim cox

Superb from start to finish. Well done! -jim cox

Great job John! Love the imagination you put into a single figure. -jim cox

Rob, Outstanding job. Congradulations! -jim cox

Very nicely done Guy! Thanks for sharing it with us. -jim cox

Thanks for the quick responses John and Joe! Joe - Think I may have missed your email - can you resend it? -jim cox

Can anyone identify the unit patches shown on General Westmoreland (both shoulders) in the picture below. Thanks in advance. -jim cox